King Kulture’s Art section explores art and culture through film, literature, photography and other creative works that reveal truth, pursue beauty and shape how people see the world.
What do “Cinderella” and “Knocked Up” have in common with the gospel? Cole Brown examines how filmmakers tell their own stories of creation, fall, redemption and restoration. Read More
Why should Christians engage with entertainment? Cole Brown gives three reasons to think carefully about the stories we watch, read and believe. Read More
Daniel expected Mom’s Night Out to be another two-hour chick flick. Instead, he and his wife found a funny, family-friendly comedy about the beautiful mess of parenting. Read More
Director Randall Wallace discusses the mystery behind Heaven Is for Real, while Daniel Ritchie considers how Christians should evaluate its claims about heaven. Read More
“Roses” follows a young woman adjusting to blindness after a stroke and an older stranger whose own past becomes part of her journey toward healing. Read More
Building the Machine examines how Common Core developed, who shaped it and why parents should understand the standards before choosing a side. Read More
Philip Rood went into “Noah” with an open mind and left dissatisfied. Here are six ways he believes the film departs from the biblical account. Read More
Writer and counselor Christina Fox discusses finding her voice, overcoming writer’s block, building a platform and pointing readers toward hope in Christ. Read More
